Tyler Steinhaus

<p>Wufoo only has a couple options to embed their forms on your website and all of them are sloppy. Gravity Forms + Wufoo allows you to still use Wufoo but allows you to embed your form on your website by using the power of Gravity Forms.</p>
<p>You may ask why would I use both Wufoo and Gravity Forms when the form fields are exactly the same, and to that I say some clients want to stick with Wufoo and don’t want to make the transition to a new form software. This allows you to create  the forms on a website but in a format that’s easy to work with.</p>


Gravity Forms + Wufoo

Wufoo only has a couple options to embed their forms on your website and all of them are sloppy. Gravity Forms + Wufoo allows you to still use Wufoo b …

Baylor Rae&#039;

<h4>It’s So Easy …</h4>
<p>WuPhooey lets you see your entries and add a form to your blog all inside of WordPress. Simply click on the WuPhooey icon while editing a post and choose the form you want in the dropdown. Done.</p>
<h4>Features</h4>
<ul>
<li>Lightweight</li>
<li>Easy to add forms to posts</li>
<li>See your entries inside of WordPress</li>
</ul>


Gravity Forms + Wufoo vs WuPhooey